Rudolf Schweitzer–Cumpăna
Rudolf Schweitzer–Cumpăna (1886–1975) was a Romanian painter and writer.
Also recorded as Rudolf Schweitzer-Cumpana · Rudolf Schweitzer-Cumpănă
Biography
Born at Pitești in 1886, died in Bucharest in 1975.
Rudolf Schweitzer–Cumpăna studied at Beaux-Arts de Paris, Berlin University of the Arts and Prussian Academy of Arts. Vasile Grigore and Octav Grigorescu are recorded as having studied under Rudolf Schweitzer–Cumpăna. The recorded working language is Romanian.
The field of work recorded is painting and watercolor painting. Anton von Werner and Arthur Kampf are recorded as an influence.
Distinctions recorded are Order of Cultural Merit.
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Pitești
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Bucharest
Death place
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